Interpret raw MIDI data Separates raw MIDI bytes into standard message types. This object works particularly well formatting the output of the midiin and seq objects. Cycling '74 Max Notes MIDI Message Input TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE Note-on and Note-off (list: Pitch, Velocity) TEXT_HERE Poly Key Pressure (list: Key, Value) TEXT_HERE Control Change (list: Controller Number, Value) TEXT_HERE Program Change TEXT_HERE Aftertouch TEXT_HERE Pitch Bend TEXT_HERE MIDI Channel TEXT_HERE midievent Message TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE Clear partial MIDI messages Clears the midiparse object's memory of any partial MIDI message received up to that point. Evaluate and output MIDI messages Numbers received in the inlet are treated as bytes of a MIDI message (usually from a seq or midiin object). The status byte determines the outlet which will be used to output the data bytes. Evaluate and output MIDI messages Converted to int. High-resolution Pitch Bend An integer in the range 0 - 2 sets the range used for pitch bend messages by the midiparse object. Standard 8-bit MIDI pitch bend range (default) TEXT_HERE Uses pitch bend messages in the audio signal range TEXT_HERE Standard 14-bit MIDI high resolution pitch bend range TEXT_HERE Out leftmost outlet: A note-on message. The first number is a pitch value and the second number is a velocity value.

Out 2nd outlet: A polyphonic key pressure message. The first number is an aftertouch (pressure) value and the second number is a pitch value (key number).

Out 3rd outlet: A control message. The first number is a control value and the second number is a controller number. Out 4th outlet: The number is a program change.

Out 5th outlet: The number is an aftertouch (channel pressure) value.

Out 6th outlet: The number is a pitch bend value.

Out 7th outlet: The number is the MIDI channel number. Out rightmost outlet: A formatted midievent message for use with the vst~ object.